Global History 9

Course Outline:

This course is designed as part one to the Academic Core Global History & Geography curriculum, and gives students an in depth chronological view of the history of the world from the earliest civilizations to 1750 Europe. Students will use a variety of intellectual skills to demonstrate their understanding of major ideas, eras, themes, developments and turning points of world history. This course will also incorporate geography, economics, art, culture, and politics.

Contact Info:

914-793-6130 ext. 4286 

Kellie Masiero

Class Introductions

Use this forum to introduce yourself to the class. Tell me about your past experiences in social studies class, and what you liked and disliked about it. Discuss the following:

• Your name
• Something about yourself-what do you do after school, what kinds of subjects do you like, hobbies, interests
• One thing you like about history and why
• One thing you dislike about history and why
• What you hope to achieve this year in Global History

Geography

Early Man

Early River Valley Civilizations

Greece

Rome